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Core Positioning and Basic Information
LLC “AVTOOYNA” (OOO “Avtooyna”) is a leading manufacturer of automotive glass in Uzbekistan. Founded in June 2004 and located in the Fergana Region in eastern Uzbekistan, it was initially 100% owned by SC “Uzavtosanoat”, the state-owned automotive industry group of Uzbekistan. On May 29, 2025, the company was privatized and acquired by UET Invest LLC for 20.05 billion Uzbek soums (approximately USD 200 million). The investor has committed to maintaining the company’s core business for at least 10 ani.
| Core Information | Details |
| Full Legal Name | Limited Liability Company “AVTOOYNA” (OOO “Avtooyna”) |
| Founded | Jun-04 |
| Location | Fergana Region, Uzbekistan; total area 10.71 hectares |
| Founder | SC “Uzavtosanoat” (Uzbekistan State Automotive Industry Group) |
| Current Owner | UET Invest LLC (after privatization in May 2025) |
| Number of Employees | Aproximativ 750 (2015 data) |
| Core Business | R&D, production and sales of automotive glass |
| Market Position | Leader in Uzbekistan’s automotive glass market, with over 60% domestic market share |
- Products and Production Capacity
- Core Product Range
| Product Category | Specific Products | Applications |
| Passenger Vehicle Glass | Windshields, side windows, rear windows, sunroofs | For Chevrolet, Daewoo, Lada, Ravon and other models produced by UzAuto Motors |
| Commercial Vehicle Glass | Truck windshields, bus side windows, special vehicle glass | For light commercial vehicles and buses manufactured locally in Uzbekistan |
| Special Glass | Explosion-proof glass, UV-protective glass, heat-insulating glass | For high-end vehicles and applications with special safety requirements |
| Glass Accessories | Glass seals, adhesives, wipers | For installation and maintenance of automotive glass |
- Capacity and Technical Level
Initial capacity: În 2009, jointly established «Fergana‑Avtoglass» with Uzavtosanoat, with an annual output of about 130,000 sets of automotive glass.
Technical upgrade: In July 2022, launched a production line for durable and safe tinted glass, enhancing product added value.
Production equipment: Advanced glass cutting, tempering and coating equipment imported from South Korea, China and other countries.
Quality certification: Complies with international automotive glass safety standards and certified to ISO/TS 16949.
- Market and Supply Chain
- Sales Network
| Market Type | Main Markets | Sales Share | Caracteristici |
| Domestic Market | Nationwide in Uzbekistan | ~70% | Mainly supplies UzAuto Motors plants in Andijan and Tashkent |
| Export Market | Kazahstan, Rusia | ~30% | Mainly transported by road; products meet EAEU standards |
| Potential Markets | Kârgâzstan, Tadjikistan, Turkmenistan | Growing | Expanding in Central Asia using geographic advantages |
- Supply Chain Characteristics
Raw material procurement: Key raw materials such as float glass and glass molds are mainly imported from Morocco, South Korea and China.
Local integration: Cooperates with local rubber factories in Uzbekistan to produce glass seals, reducing costs.
Logistics advantage: Located in the Fergana Valley, close to major automotive production bases in Uzbekistan, resulting in low transportation costs.
- Development History and Key Events
| Date | Key Event | Impact |
| Jun-04 | Founded 100% by SC “Uzavtosanoat” | Became the first specialized automotive glass manufacturer in Uzbekistan |
| 2009 | Established «Fergana‑Avtoglass» joint venture with Uzavtosanoat | Expanded capacity to meet growing domestic automotive industry demand |
| 2015 | Reached 750 employees; became a major industrial enterprise in Fergana Region | Boosted local employment and economic development |
| Jul-22 | Launched tinted glass production line; product upgrade | Improved competitiveness and entered the high-end market |
| 29-May-25 | Privatized and acquired by UET Invest LLC for 20.05 billion Uzbek soums | Marked transition from state‑owned to private enterprise; introduced market‑oriented management |
| 2025–Present | Continues operations after privatization; core business guaranteed for 10 ani | Ensures employment and stability of the industrial chain |
- Competitive Advantages and Industry Position
- Core Competitive Strengths
| Advantage Category | Performance | Industry Impact |
| Domestic Market Dominance | Peste 60% share of Uzbekistan’s automotive glass market | Primary supplier to local automakers including UzAuto Motors |
| Geographic Advantage | Located in the Fergana automotive cluster, close to main production bases | Lower logistics costs and fast customer response |
| Technical Expertise | Peste 15 years of automotive glass production experience, mastering core processes | Capable of producing a wide range of glass specifications and types |
| Policy Support | Supported by Uzbek government industrial policies before privatization | Benefited from tax incentives and infrastructure support |
- Challenges
International competition: Foreign glass manufacturers such as Belarus‑based KUVO plan to build factories in Uzbekistan, increasing competition.
Technological renewal: Growing demand for lightweight, smart glass in new energy vehicles requires continuous R&D investment.
Supply chain risks: Dependence on imported key raw materials exposes the company to international price fluctuations.
- Summary and Outlook
As the flagship enterprise in Uzbekistan’s automotive glass industry, LLC “AVTOOYNA” has witnessed the development of Uzbekistan’s automotive industry from its state‑owned founding in 2004 to privatization in 2025. Leveraging its domestic market position, technical expertise and strategic location, the company has become an indispensable partner for local automakers such as UzAuto Motors.
Under the ownership of UET Invest LLC, the company is expected to further upgrade its technology and expand production capacity. It will not only consolidate its domestic leadership but also strengthen exports to Central Asia and Russia, aiming to become a major automotive glass production base in Central Asia.
